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The Paradoxical Financial Risks of a Growing Business

by Peter Menge | May 18, 2018
Risk Management | Safety

Contractors that have secured their lien rights by sending a preliminary notice are always going to be paid before the companies that haven’t, because the fear of a possible mechanics lien is just that great.

Help Employees Avoid Burnout During Busy Seasons

by Chris Lennon | May 17, 2018
Business Development | Leadership | Wellness | Workforce

Before getting caught up in the excitement of the busy season, contractors must make sure they’re prepared to handle the associated rapid changes. Being ill-equipped could lead to disorganized, stressed-out employees.

Training Requirements in Construction

by Craig Bengel | May 15, 2018
Legal and Regulatory | OSHA

Training results in a more competent workforce and a safer work environment. To avoid OSHA citations, know when training and refresher training is required, what documentation is needed and what resources are available.

Preparing for Active Shooter Incidents: Accessing Expert Safety Resources

By recognizing signs of potential violence and what to expect after an active shooting, employees can take steps to protect themselves. The Safety Alliance’s active shooter resource page has resources on preparing for an active shooter event.

Decrease Worker Fatigue to Increase Productivity

Don’t let fatigue cause construction delays, injuries, financial setbacks or even deaths for employees or others sharing jobsites. Everyone doing their part can result in safer, more productive projects—and, in turn, even more business.

Matching Problems to Solutions

The insurance industry can help contractors navigate technologies by linking failure data with solutions, and empowering contractors to choose technologies for the real risks they face on their projects.

Rethinking the Path to Education

The nation’s education policy and those administering it are in desperate need of reform if the country is to be put on more reliable footing—and it is up to the business community to be the leaders of that change.

Managing Seasonal Workers and Protecting Against End of Season Workers’ Compensation Claims

by Alexandra Leone | May 8, 2018
Insurance | Risk | Safety | Wellness

Construction relies heavily on seasonal workers, but occasionally seasonal employees report a workers’ compensation claim when the project finishes. There are tools to protect against increased claims.

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